Apple hit with class-action antitrust lawsuit over bricked iPhones

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Jdog @ Oct 8th 2007 7:19PM

OH GIVE ME A BREAK.

Seriously? I have no words. These are the reasons why Apple and other big companies create terms and conditions for people to read and agree too! No one FORCED this moron to 1)Buy and iPhone; 2)Agree to the T/C that stated he'd use it with AT&T; 3)Agree to the T/C that stated if he put non-Apple approved stuff on his phone, it could brick his phone; 4)Plug his phone into iTunes and continue with the update EVEN AFTER ITUNES WARNED HIM HIS PHONE MIGHT BE RENDERED USELESS.

This has to be one of the most obnoxious wastes of our legals systems. What. a. loser.

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